Perimeter Using Ruler 2

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(10 Questions)
Standards (Grade 3)
Find the perimeter of a polygon with integer sides.

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Perimeter Using Ruler Help

Scratch Paper Reminder

1. Refer to the ruler to find the perimeter of this regular pentagon. Remember, all of the sides of a 'regular' polygon are the same length. Choose your answer below. *

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2 inches

6 inches

10 inches

12 inches

2. Find the perimeter of this orange figure. Notice the red dotted line of symmetry. This means that the measures on the right side are identical to the left. The lines in the figure all meet at right angles. Choose your answer below. *

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20 inches

22 inches

24 inches

30 inches

3. Refer to the rulers to find the best estimate for the perimeter of this blue quadrilateral. Each side has a unique length. Choose your answer below. *

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14 centimeters

16 centimeters

18 centimeters

22 centimeters

4. Refer to the rulers to find the perimeter of the green right triangle in centimeters. Enter the perimeter as a whole number in the space below. *

1 point

5. Refer to the rulers to determine the perimeter of this hexagon. Be sure to include the measure of each side, A-F, to arrive at the total distance around this hexagon. Enter your answer as a whole number only in the space below. *

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6. Refer to the centimeter rulers and labeled sides to help you find the perimeter of this hexagon. See additional notes below the figure. *

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*Notes: side A = side D; side B = side E; side C = side F

20 cm

24 cm

26 cm

28 cm

7. If the perimeter of this yellow rectangle is 24 cm, what is the length of side A? Choose your answer from the options below. *

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two centimeters

three centimeters

four centimeters

six centimeters

8. What is the perimeter of this trapezoid? Examine carefully how the centimeter rulers are aligned to the sides. Also, see the note below the image. Enter your perimeter answer as a whole number only, in the space below. *

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*Note: Side D = side B

9. Which is the best estimate for the perimeter of the giant red letter "H" below? *

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*Reminder: Perform your work carefully. There are 12 unique sides to this figure. Sketch this image on scratch paper first and label each side, then add.

24 centimeters

32 centimeters

36 centimeters

40 centimeters

10. Each blue square that makes up this "Letter E" has a perimeter of 4 cm. What is the perimeter of the entire letter 'E'? Type your answer as a whole number in the space below. *

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